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LaShaun Mooney raced down the sideline as he returned a kickoff off for a Vikings touchdown.
Vikings fall to Bulldogs in season opener
CAMBRIDGE – The Cambridge-South Dorchester High School Vikings (1A) varsity football team fell to the North Caroline Bulldogs (2A) on Friday, 28-14. The first game of the season took place … more
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Barricade situation peacefully resolved
CAMBRIDGE – On Monday, at approximately 10:23 p.m., Cambridge Police Department (CPD) officers responded to an address in the 200 block of East Applebee Avenue in reference to a disturbance … more
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Co-owners Mary Ann McNamara and Beth Kline had operated The Blue Awning in Cambridge since 2018.
In Cambridge, a gift shop that gave back
"Your support over the years has made our hearts soar; But now it's time to retire and enjoy life just a little bit more." Mary Ann McNamara and Beth Kline, co-owners, The Blue Awning, … more
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UPDATE 2: Citizens call for action on youth violence
CAMBRIDGE – Concerned citizens, including parents, gathered at the City Council meeting on Monday to speak to commissioners about the recent rash of crime involving youths. more
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At the 5th Groove City Culture Fest on Saturday, August 19, GCBHCB members presented the portraits of the six newest community heroes soon to be honored on Cedar and Pine Street banners.
New Pine Street banners presented at Culture Fest in Cambridge
In joining to preserve and uphold precious community traditions, nonprofit Groove City Black Heritage and Culture Group has pioneered a new one that's taken hold and taken root. Building on the … more
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The 400 block of Henry Street in Cambridge was the scene of a fatal shooting early Monday.
Cambridge: Four shot, one killed early Monday
CAMBRIDGE ­– The early-morning quiet of this town was disturbed Monday, when five men were shot, one fatally. At 12:25 a.m. Cambridge police responded to the 1000 block of Jimson Road … more
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On Sunday, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore delivered the keynote address during the closing session of the Maryland Association of Counties (MACo) conference in Ocean City. MACo is the non-profit, non-partisan voice of all 24 Maryland counties promoting effective, efficient government through advocacy, education, and collaboration, the group's website says.
Gov. Moore speaks at Md. Association of Counties’ conference
OCEAN CITY – Governor Moore today delivered the keynote address during the closing session of the 2023 Maryland Association of Counties summer conference in Ocean City. The governor spoke about … more
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Muralist Michael Rosato works on the Bucktown General Store Mural's four canvas panels in his workshop, which neighbors the Tubman Museum Center on Race Street. Rosato said he finds the project especially rewarding as a means of preserving Tubman's heroic legacy, which he finds embodies a spirit which speaks to all Americans.
New Rosato mural, renovations will refresh Tubman Museum
In 2019, Michael Rosato's iconic “Take My Hand” mural reinvigorated the ongoing mission of the Harriet Tubman Museum and Educational Center at 424 Race Street, bringing renewed attention and … more
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Volunteers, Amanda Priestley and Claudia Stecher served a meal from Taqueria Floritas at the event.
First Hoopers Island Migrant Resource Fair draws large crowd
FISHING CREEK – On July 17, For All Seasons sponsored its first Hoopers Island Migrant Resource Fair at the Volunteer Fire House on Hoopers Island in Fishing Creek. The event, which drew over … more
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Bob Northfield and David Petr, both of BCT Design Group, display the potential names for the street being built between Byrn Street and the Choptank River.
Cambridge names a new street
“It’s always exciting to me and, I think, the whole CWDI organization when the community responds to our request for help,” said Matt Leonard, executive director of the nonprofit corporation … more
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Eastern Shore business survey shows remarkable optimism
Eastern Shore business owners and managers’ outlook on the economy are more optimistic than they were six months ago. These trends are among the findings of the latest Eastern Shore … more
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Federalsburg Mayor Kimberly Abner (right) speaks to Will Tilburg, acting director of the Maryland Cannabis Administration.
Federalsburg mayor says cannabis law is putting her family out of business
Maryland Matters FEDERALSBURG – The mayor of Federalsburg said Maryland’s legalization of cannabis is forcing her and her husband to close their business and sell their Eastern Shore … more
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JaKyre James Harris, Jan Carlos Ortiz Melendez, Troy Lee Wongus III, and Jannelis Judith Ortiz Melendez, are seen with Cambridge-South Dorchester High School Principal Jerome Stover at the students' graduation ceremony on Tuesday.
Four Vikings graduate from summer program
CAMBRIDGE – Four members of Cambridge-South Dorchester High School’s Class of 2023 have demonstrated what resilience looks like, as they worked through the summer to gain the credits … more
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Local and state officials joined other dignitaries on Tuesday to learn the name of a new street at Cambridge Harbor. Cambridge Waterfront Development announced that "Watermen Way" had been chosen in community voting.
Cambridge Harbor street to be named ‘Watermen Way’
CAMBRIDGE – On Tuesday, citizens and elected officials came together and named a new street being built at Cambridge Harbor. The new street will be named Watermen Way. Angie Hengst, one of … more
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Fun-filled enrichment learning activities keep youngsters engaged throughout the Cambridge Empowerment Center's nine-week program.
Empowering summer on Pine in Cambridge
The Cambridge Empowerment Center on historic Pine Street has truly reflected its name this summer. The community hub has welcomed a full roster of 45 area youngsters, with more on the waiting list, … more
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Steohen Rideout
City to consider new youth curfew ordinance
On Aug. 14, the Cambridge city Council will consider the new proposed Curfew Ordinance that is up for its second reading, public hearing, and possible passage. At the same time, an alternate … more
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Tower 1-1 from Cambridge Rescue-Fire Company directed streams of water on a fire at Valley Proteins in Linkwood on Sunday. RFC joined primary responders Linkwood-Salem Volunteer Fire Department at the two-alarm fire.
$3.5M loss in Valley Proteins fire
LINKWOOD – A fire at Valley Proteins on Sunday caused an estimated $3.5 million in damage to the rendering plant. At 7:25 p.m., primary responder Linkwood-Salem Volunteer Fire Company was … more
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Board of Education ends feasibility study
CAMBRIDGE – On Aug. 2, the Dorchester County Board of Education (BOE) voted unanimously to end the Facilities Feasibility Study, which began in February and was conducted by Baltimore-based … more
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Man escapes from Eastern Shore State Hospital, located in Montgomery Co.
CAMBRIDGE – A 19-year-old Rockville man is back in custody after escaping from the Eastern Shore State Hospital Center on Woods Road. On Aug. 1, at approximately 5:39 p.m., Cambridge … more
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The Sunflower Spiral Galaxy as seen from the Blackwater Wildlife Refuge’s 4th Friends of Blackwater Night Sky Tour. Seen from a compact Meade LX 600 telescope, astronomy fans can see the universe from a platform at the Visitor Center South Lawn. Bob Quinn Photo
Stellar stargazing at Blackwater – indoors and out
At 9:10 p.m. Tuesday, July 11, a remarkably clear night sky was visible above Blackwater Wildlife Refuge. The site, among the East Coast's most favorable spots for astronomical observation, was … more
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